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Friday, March 2, 2007

Kays, so I submitted a doodle and another comic. Please check them out. But first: if anyone knows how to work photoshop 5 *cough*whtdragon*cough* could they please explain how to make a background that doesn't over ride the already colored subject? Basically, I figured out to color my art, I need to set a layer for multiply in order for it to show up without coloring over the lineart. Unfortuanantly, I made a second layer and tried to make a background with fancy effects (cross hatching cuz I was experimenting) in "multiply" and the effect covered up my original coloring of the subject -_- yeah, I stink at explaining and I stink at technology. I'm a hands on learner. So, can anyone help? Also, can anyone explain why on my computer, with every mouse click the colors layer themselves but on my laptop, I actually have to have a layer to get shading? And is it easier to color and layer on photoshop with a tablet (I plan on getting one soon) and while I'm asking annoying questions, anyone know where to get a cheap, big tablet? I was looking for one this Christmas, but there weren't any bigger than 3" and they were a ripoff. I want one that's big so I can draw on it, not take notes. Thanks.
I'm gonna photoshop my godmod entry ^^ and if that doesn't work I'm inking it and prisma coloring it (well, I plan on doing that anyways. I like variety)





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